‘International Rebellion Week’: Brisbane Shut-Down Is The Start Of A Wave Of Climate Activism
Protests against inaction on climate change are starting to seriously heat up. But it’s the…More
Author: Chris Graham
Chris Graham
Chris Graham is the publisher and editor of New Matilda. He is the former founding managing editor of the National Indigenous Times and Tracker magazine. Chris has won a Walkley Award, a Walkley High Commendation and two Human Rights Awards for his reporting. He lives in Brisbane and splits his time between Stradbroke Island, where New Matilda is based, and the mainland.
Aunty Stays Mum On Advertising Income, But Confidently Predicts News A Week Before It Happens
In case you’ve missed it, New Matilda has been giving the ABC a hard time…More
We Asked The ABC How Much Paid Advertising They Pulled In Last Year. It Didn’t Go Well.
Well… that escalated quickly. Yesterday, New Matilda reported a story about paid advertising appearing on…More
Greta Thunberg, A Force Of (And For) Nature (And Righteous Anger)
If you missed the phenomenon that is Greta Thunberg – the 16-year-old Swedish teenager who…More
EXCLUSIVE: On Election Eve, PM’s Office Gave $15m To Rich Party Donor From Money Set Aside To Tackle Black Poverty
SPECIAL INVESTIGATION: If you’re wondering how the rich get richer and the poor get poorer,…More
Nation Shocked After Brief Spate Of Journalism Breaks Out At Channel 10
Scott Morrison tried to sell the tourism merits of a construction site in Western Sydney.…More
Greens To Formally Apologise Over Buckingham Sexual Assault Saga, But Secret Internal Report Still Hangs Over Party’s Head
Ella Buckland, the woman at the centre of sexual assault allegations that ended the political…More
We Waded Through The Comments On Sunrise’s National Anthem Poll (and Corrected Them) So You Didn’t Have ‘Too’
They say you never wrestle a pig, because you both get dirty and the pig…More
Tony Abbott Unplugged: He’s Out ‘Selling His Arse Again’, This Time On Climate Change
Tony Abbott is well known in Australia politics for being prepared to say or do…More
Dirty Power: If We Hate Coal So Much, Why Is There So Much Coal?
If you’ve ever wondered why so many Australians oppose coal, but coal keeps coming out…More
